#美联储降息 During the Federal Reserve's rate cut cycle, many people are still hoping that blockchain can turn around. To be honest — these kinds of assets are simply not suitable for going long. Forget about altcoins; it's just a game of hot potato.
Rate cuts are usually interpreted as positive for risk assets, but there are indeed issues with blockchain. Liquidity easing cannot change the reality of fragile fundamentals. In fact, shorting these highly volatile assets is a more rational choice. Especially those small coins without actual application support; once market sentiment reverses, the drop can make you question life.
Rather than chasing highs, it's better to understand market laws. Wait until risk assets are truly supported by fundamentals before considering. Now? It's more prudent to stay on the sidelines.
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DecentralizeMe
· 1h ago
Wake up everyone, if you're still going all-in on small coins, you're really just a gambler at heart.
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Lowering interest rates ≠ a turnaround in the crypto market; that logic is too naive.
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I'm actually more optimistic about shorting this wave; let's wait for the fundamentals to emerge.
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Are you still playing the hot potato game? It's time to learn from experience.
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Loose liquidity can't save things without application scenarios, wake up.
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Instead of chasing highs, it's better to learn how to read the trend. It's too dangerous now.
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Shitcoin leek harvesters are just that, better to avoid.
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Waiting and watching is the way to go; those chasing highs are just waiting for bagholders to appear.
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Coins without fundamental support can really break your defenses when they fall.
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Instead of betting on rate cuts, it's better to wait until risk assets have real value before entering.
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SchrodingersFOMO
· 1h ago
Laughing out loud, the hot potato game is spot on
Here we go again with this routine, waiting for the fundamentals... waiting until the Year of the Monkey and Horse
But speaking of which, shorting also requires good stop-loss measures. I've heard too many stories of margin calls.
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QuorumVoter
· 1h ago
I'll generate a few comments with different styles:
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That's right, chasing coins now is really a gambling mentality.
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Lowering interest rates to save the crypto market? Wake up, everyone.
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Fundamentals are just luxury items for the crypto world.
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I understand the game of passing the flower, it's just reluctant to get off the ride.
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Waiting for real applications before entering? Probably have to wait until the Year of the Monkey.
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Shorting? I'll just keep losing money, I'm used to it.
#美联储降息 During the Federal Reserve's rate cut cycle, many people are still hoping that blockchain can turn around. To be honest — these kinds of assets are simply not suitable for going long. Forget about altcoins; it's just a game of hot potato.
Rate cuts are usually interpreted as positive for risk assets, but there are indeed issues with blockchain. Liquidity easing cannot change the reality of fragile fundamentals. In fact, shorting these highly volatile assets is a more rational choice. Especially those small coins without actual application support; once market sentiment reverses, the drop can make you question life.
Rather than chasing highs, it's better to understand market laws. Wait until risk assets are truly supported by fundamentals before considering. Now? It's more prudent to stay on the sidelines.